Decibel Meter

I have my iPhone set to provide hearing in the settings, but a decibel meter does not show up when I play audio. I restarted my device, have the latest iOS update 17.0.1 and would like to know how I can see the meter as I listen to my music. The headphones are not Apple or Beats that I’m currently listening with, is that the issue? Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

iPhone 13

Posted on Sep 25, 2023 6:33 PM

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